Here are This article provides timelines for the end of a project, specifically focusing on the project, they preparation for User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and the UAT testing phase. The article clarifies that the provided diagrams do not determine the length of the UAT phase, as it should be defined in the project timeline based on the project scope.
They will help with the preparation for UAT by outlining the sequence of activities leading up to the testing phase. This can assist project teams in planning and organizing their tasks to ensure a smooth transition into UAT.
These timelines should help to clarify how preparation for UAT and UAT testing should look like. Note that the following diagrams are not saying anything about the length of the UAT phase, it should be defined in the project timeline based on the project scope.
timeline that outlines various stages in a software development and testing process. The stages listed on the timeline, from left to right, are as follows:
Polishing Sprint
UAT (User Acceptance Testing) training and final UAT preparation
System Integration Testing
Bug reporting, fixing, and retesting
E2E (End-to-End) functional testing
Code Freeze, final regression testing
Using Pfx software on Production, Stabilization phase
Final acceptance, Go-Live
Below each stage, there are additional details or prerequisites:
"Development must be finished and UAT test cases must be created before moving to Pre-UAT phase"
"Everything must be prepared for UAT, all user stories must be accepted, System integration is working correctly"
And at the bottom, aligned with the "Code Freeze" phase, there is a note: "Final acceptance, Go-Live"
This timeline likely represents a plan for how a software project should progress through various phases of development, testing, and release. The note below the polishing sprint indicates that development should be complete and test cases ready before the project moves into the pre-UAT phase. The note below system integration testing emphasizes that all preparations for UAT should be complete, with all user stories accepted and system integration functioning correctly. The final note suggests that after the code freeze and final regression testing, the product will go through a final acceptance phase before it is ready to go live.
